Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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ati-;ATT ■SIAV SMOOCHIE. sou rascal you. MC Bill Couloii lauius. I.i., [luh BanhfcUl ami Nlauiccn Rcc cs. aitondanr. ScottN Rtihcils aixl Run liakalar, WKSl-FM disc jockies. agree. Oilier lO. ' iS Regatta alleruianis vere HeII Oia an. Marihn Hall, am! Barb I ' inlev. 2T

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TOES ARE TAPPING, and tliis musician ' s tuba re- flects part of the crowd enjoying a little Dixieland. ■(Jld Sol seems to lia e turned out to enjoy the days lestivitics along with hundreds of carefree students. Lovely queen and muscle men thrill crowd All autocade had made its way to Hudson Springs park about noon lor one of the biggest social splashes ol sjjring quarter. .Students dressed in bathing suits and henniitla shorts were cheering the elforts ol tJieir lavoi- iies at KSU ' s lake-oil on the tiaditional Ivy l.eagtte shell laces. Pioniptetl by the hot . la sttn. spectators were making liequent trips to and from the refreshment stand. Stantl- ard ec]uipment for all was a bottle of sun-tan lotion. To leign over proceedings ol the annual outing, regality .ippeared clad in the outfit of the day— shorts and t-shirts. Quartet singing and dixie-land music filled in be- tween the contests. Bill Gordon, known b radio fans for his humorous chatter and lip-smacking, headed ttp cere- monies in mid-afternoon. Jl I)V B. RCHFELD recei es the ([ueen ' s trophy from Glen Lincicome. president of Sigma Delta Chi. This dntv was part of a da ' s work.

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WHAT IN I ' HE WORLD lias happened to send this crowd inio (ool waters of Htidsoii Springs park. Then again, two bewildered gales of laughter? Perhaps a fellow student is being tossed into the damsels nia be lloating around in a rowboat. Its the days sp irit. Suntanned, windblown students cheer and compete Sore muscle.s, sunburns, and trophies were leftovers of 1958 Regatta, sponsored by SDX, joiirnalisni Iraternitv. Gamma Phi Beta and Sigma Nii won ihc gladiator games: Terrace and ' erder lied lor lirsi plate among in- dependent women. Rowing to ictoi in ilie iiKle|jendent men ' s division was the Industrial , its t hilj. Fraternitie and sororities were bested in the ro ving competition 1) the Sig Ep ' s and Ciamma Phi ' s. Pulling i()g(. ' ihei, the DU ' s v n out in the tug-o-war. LET ' S .STEP behind the scenes for an unusual view of Rowboat Regatta. Two people are caught under the spell of a spring day « ii 22 THOSE TWO FELLOWS look rather suspicious. Wonder if those rowers, with all of their feminine charms, got off to a fair start? -.I ' i 1